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I claim that most of the banks embracing true digital transformation and not just treating digital as a channel, are led by people who understand technology. They have a leadership team who are passionate about digitalisation, and see it as a core raison d’etre of the bank’s future.
BTW, I’ve also heard a lot of people have been frustrated that Amazon cancelled their pre-orders of the new … The post Digitalbanks are 35+ times more productive than traditional banks appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog.
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I’m tempted to write the ABC of technology buzzwords, but know there cannot be any that start with X or Z*. However, I’m writing this one today because the word … The post What does ‘digital transformation’ really mean? appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog. Distributed, decentralised, democratised.
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